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How to keep travellers off your land .........a website from the UK!

Jeremy Sproket · 2021-09-08 21:16:14

This is a website based in the UK which gives practical and legal guidance about what to do should you find travellers squatting on your land or causing trouble. I wonder if there was a such a website in Ireland would it be accepted. https://www.nexa.law/dealing-with-travellers-a-guide-for-landowners/

08-09-2021 10:16pm

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This is a website based in the UK which gives practical and legal guidance about what to do should you find travellers squatting on your land or causing trouble. I wonder if there was a such a website in Ireland would it be accepted.

https://www.nexa.law/dealing-with-travellers-a-guide-for-landowners/

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#2 08-09-2021 10:27pm

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You give the impression a website has been created with the sole purpose of keeping travellers off your land. In fact it is a legal firm that has a single page on their business website indicating what legal recourse a landowner has in the event of travellers going onto their land. They also have information about wills, divorce, property and so on.
Your clickbait title is more than a little misleading.

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#3 09-09-2021 11:19pm

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